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COMING SOON: Edisto Academy (1915-1934)

Posted on 28 December, 2012 by nwfulmer — 1 Comment ↓

The ruins of the former girls’ dormitory of Edisto Academy are the only visible remnant of an abandoned Baptist boarding school campus located in northern Aiken county.

Ruins of the century old Edisto Academy girls dormitory.

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One thought on “COMING SOON: Edisto Academy (1915-1934)”

nwfulmer on 29 December, 2012 at 2:37 am said:

Not sure.

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Fascinated with old brick and abandoned sites since he was a boy, South Carolina native Nate Fulmer holds a Bachelor of Science in Anthropology and Archaeology from the College of Charleston. As a student of archaeology, he has worked on numerous historic sites in a variety of contexts. Nate currently lives in historic downtown Charleston with his wife Diana. This blog is largely a product of exploratory weekend excursions across the state and fieldwork on archaeological sites in the Lowcountry.